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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

The official report of the recent battle
between the Italians and the Abyssinians
at Saati, in which every Italian officer
and soldier in the engagement was
killed, is tale of hardihood and bravery.
The italians Were entirely surrounded,
but they formed hollow square and
fought to the last man and the last car
fridge The relief party is said to have
found the bodies lynn" in ranks in the
position in which the men fought 1t is
a significant fact that wherever an ad-
vanccd civilization has invaded less
civilized or bariarous country, the in
vadcrs have taught the others a lesson in
courage. \ prominent instance is the
charge of the Light Brigade at Bala-
klava, the bravcst and most desperate feat
Of military DARN" on rccord-in which
600 men rode To What they knew TO be
certain death to most of their number.
knowing, too, that the order 10 charge
was the result of a blundcr-which oc-
CURED during the invasion of the Crimea
by England and Franco.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30
Fashion Notes.

Turban, are to be worn more than ever
this spring.
The peasant sleeve with wide puffs and
bands is very stylish.
Corded ginghams are among the pretty
new fabrics for the spring.
Flowers are as generally worn As they
were even rs cor>age bouquets.
Vatican brocades are now among the
cotton fabrics. and are in exquisite
coloring.
High bonnets and walking hats are
notable in the importations of spring
models for street millinery.
Lace tichus and plastrons are meeting
with all their old-time popularity, as ac-
ceSSories to the dressy toilets.
Whatever may he the general style Of
wrap, whether short, long or only very
short cape, it is invariably made with
what is known as the sling sleeve.
Among the novelties in rich material
are cut velvets with broad stripes of
lighter tint of plush in relief upon the
velvet. The use Of this material is con-
fined to skirts.
Is is predicted that stripes and plaids
will be- more popular than any other fab
ricS with Partisan ladies for spring wear.
Some of the newest stripes are plaids, and
there are plaids that are striped.
Bead net tabliers, panels and plastrons,
epaulettes, and when the dress demand
them, collars and cuffs, retain their hold
on fashionable favor, and are made in
handsomer designs and finer finish from
season to season.
Velvet bretelles. with straps across the
front, worn OYER full gathered white
plastron, with collar and cuffs of the vel
vet, will be used with some new bingham
dresses. Feather-stitched guimpes and
sleeves with feather stitched wristbands,
and sailor collars with cross-striped inside
shirt bosoms. will Toe revived
The newest zephyrs and ginghams show
lace-like stripes, checks and bars. Some
times the grounds are plain, and in other
cases the designs are separated by POmpa
dour bouquets brocaded on light stripe.
Large plaids appear in some of the new
ly-imported ginghams. These are in
tended for the skirts. and plain fabric
ia match is used for the waist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30
The Sneezing Spot.

rs Il .Jo"raal representative sat in the
chair of Maiden Lane barber the other
day, the genial artist of the brush OBJ
served that the journalist sneezed when
his hair was combed "Did touch the
sneezing spot!' inquired the barber. He
then proceeded to explain that the
''sneezing spot" was a sensitive place to
the left of the middle of the forehead.
Why" he said, there are men who
sneeze regularly every time I comb their
hair or shave them, just as soon as the
comb passes over that spot Ihad man
in here yesterday who sneezed three times
Just as hard as he could, all because ]
touched the 'sneezing spot 1t must be
a very small nerve that tickles the nos
tril. "-AUGHy Jouinol.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30
WOMAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOX
FEMININE READERS.
The Fishing Maiden.

Sin. ya; fun uf cunning ,i'inklrS. little tricks,
and WHY wrinkles. 20 ratrh crabs and
p.riwinklt.S. in the waters of the bay
Sin. knew all the leading iuhbers III fish tao
klr rr,l>. and h0his'rS, ami she always
caught ihr ruIhsT, that wO'dd steal her
hat away.
Sic ,uuid ~" v itii.aIt her glasses how To- catch
IA. trout ani haS>,s. and III" gathered
in hv mus>'S ,icciin> of her WHY skill
Oniv Olic thing was the Inatter-She could fish,
hut couldn't flLtter, and tina; made the
voun- men scattcr-Shr could never fill
the hill.
-Iuh,,iy .tdrorGtP.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30
All About ifair,ircS>iny.

What ladies coifUres ought to be was
the subject of lecture delivered at It.
James, Hall, London. recently. 10y VI.
Eugene Menard. After defining knowl-
edge, and extending its Specification To
embrace skill in anything" il was
shown that the possession of il would not
only give to hairdreSscrs an intimate ac-
quaintance Of the different styles of Golf
fureS, which have marked periods of his
tory, but would also enable them at IL
glance to determine what description of
headdreSs would best adapt itself to the
features and to inherent or assumed char
acteristics of the subject in hand The
three principal characters in hardressing
are, it seems, Roman, Etruscan, and Gre
elan, besides which is the white powdered
couture of the last two centuries. which
forms another and distinct style. The
Grecian couture is characterized by Il net
or fillet placed over the crown OF the head,
and by short soft curlS and fluctuations
being becomin%ly arranged to suit the
face. In Etruria ladies tied their dark
glossy hair high on the crown. and after
dividing the front portion straight down
the middle and dispoSing it in bandeaux,
they carried the ends to minglc with the
curls and sauSage-like rolls formed by the
hair brought from the back. A band
decorated with gold coins laid fiat across
the top of the head was the usual orna-
ment. with Il jewel on the forehead and
an arrow piercing the rolls.
The Roman, which is, il appears, often
COMPOUNDED with the Grecian. was dis
tinguiShed by - simple loose twist taken
round the hea, and supported 10y IN ar
titicial band To which could h" attached
veil, corOnct. or Il plat of hair, with
the curls shown upon ;he forehead com
ING below One leading characteristic of
Roman couture was the helmet, some
times ornamcnted with feathers, in the
front of which were placed plaits made
To- assume the form of diadem.
To explain the difference that exists in
hairdressing between this period and that
it is necdful to glance at the STYLES sub
sequently adopted.
Properly and strickly speaking, there
are only twO-thc GrGcO- Roman and the
Louis NJ, Md Louis NVI.; but eight
different varieties have been evolved
from thcse-viz: The Historical. ALE
gorical, Generic, Ideal, Eccentric. Arts
tie, Fanciful and Modern.
The Historical is that which has been
worn either by Queen or some famous
lady, such as Marie Antoinette, the
Princess de Lamballe, the Duchess of
DevonShire. The Allegorical should pre-
SEN type or symbol of country or a
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

Another illustration of the diversified
ton of the productive powers and indus
trlai interests of the South is brought
prominently forward by the fact that a
Florida company has built perfume fac
tory at Jacksonville, and will open a flow
er plantation next spring. The company
has already one plantation, and thousands
Of Towering tube rose bulbs, rose gerani-
ums, roses and other ,sweetsmelling
plants. 1t is expected that the business
will be very profitable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30
An old Philadelphia detective is au-

An old Philadelphia detective is au-
thority for the statement that the world
is growing better. Most of the expert
thieves, burglars and safe-brcakers are
now in Jail, he says, and many of them
are dying every year in prison, while the
old sneak thieves are disappearing. There
pomuch less crime than few YEAR ago.
Smart thieves are not taking the places
of bio criminals, and rogue~ generally
have much less chance Of cape than
formerly
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

Senator-elcct Reagan, of Texas, when
he speaks is never at case, it is said, I'M
less he has string in his hand, and he
keeps pulling this through his fingers as
he talks. His favorite position, when
listening to discussion in the House, is
sitting back in his chair with piece of
white letter paper in his hands. This he
folds up carefully, and with his jack
knife cuts through the folds. The two
pieces of paper he then lays togher, folds
them, and cuts them in pieces. He re-
duces these pieces still smaller in the
same way, and when he has used up one
piece of paper he takes another. So he
goes on for hours at time, until his
desk is Uttered with scraps of paper and
the floor surrounding it looks like that
about the scissors editor of newspaper.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

Ala Washington dinner, the number
of men WAS larger than the women, and
one guest, Venezuelan charge, had the
melancholy pleasure of taking out the
Chinese Minister. He made the best of
it aftcrward in remark: We'll. my
partner had a pctticoat on, anyway.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

At the school at Santa Fc, New Mexi-
GO. called Ramona" in memory of Helen
Hunt Jackson. twenty five bright Indian
girls are gaining practical education.
The Government supplies everything
food, clothing. etc, but the salaries of
the teachers are paid by the American
Missionary Society.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30
Three Stages of COurtShip.

Miss Martha c. Martin, an attendant
at an Oldham restaurant, brought an ac-
tion against Mr. Joseph Plat, architect.
for breach of promise of marriage. The
defendant had paid e25 into court. but
entered no appearance. The letters he
tween the parties began with two or
three sheets and dwindlcd down to a
little postal card They belonged to the
three periods:
!. The Budding Period. 900 Several sheet,
=. The Towering Period Unrecor,lri
5. The Period Of Decay. postcard.
-L0pd0n SanHold.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

1t appears that the value of the tobacco
of all kinds consumed in the United
States amounted last year to about $685.,
0O0, 600 The increase in the production
of cigars for twenty years is something
enormous. In 1866 it was about $50, OOO,-
600, and twenty years later the consump-
ton had reached nearly $500, 900, 600
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

The most conscientious brass band in
the country graces Mobile, Ala. Its men,
bcr> 30 several miles into the woods to
practice, and consequently enjoy the es-
teen Of the entire community.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

Tn" latest prison reform idea is that OF
paroiling Of prisoners, or the system of
conditional liberation. II was begun in
England 50 long ago as 1853, and is now
prac,iccd in Germany, the Netherlands
and France.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-04-30

The Elko (Nev.) Independent facetious.
ly remarks that any resident of Nevads
who is fortunate enough to be the owner
of three cows, two calves and bob tailed
bull is set down in the newspapers as
"catt!e king" .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Sic bieiiae SriifeusG pmpaauie Iaat,

bic S0iuois Central Gtienbabn,G ompasuie
1T SduIo, baB tein Contract mit Der
Wttnusiota 81 NortbpeItern uno Der gbis
cage, Burlington g. Nortbern gu Stauoe
t0mmt, Der BEN beiosu Gompa9nien err
laubt, bic Bride gu benuten, nm mad
Dubuque gu ~selansen. Die Satnois gens
trial @tienbubu: gOmposute aber bebauptet
iteif uub feit, bic Srifen: g~ompasuie TRACE
bic S9ulb. Dem tit .absr uidt 10. Der
SQtnots Central Sabn So. lit fir Senubuue
oes GuuueIs $1,000 Gente per SSabr offe:
rtrt wOrben. 3wei Directoren bieBsn bic
Sfferte gut; aIs iie por ben Oirectoren:
ratb Fam, paro baS Qngebot perporfen.
$4,000 iinb etua 10 Yrosent bes 9e[oes,
bas ber Eunnel i'm 0ur6bru3 setoitet.
Die Srifens@ bat Elm birettes Su.
reiIe bran. baB bic betben @ompasnien bic
Bride bsnuten; bic Sainois Central
Sabns@ ompasnie bat basesen Elm Sntss
refie, wenn bic beiben @ompasnten bic
Bride ni6t benusen. Dubuque aber bat
ben S6aben pom bieIer Sta~rrt0pfi0teit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10

piberrufen, bab Der Captain Der 9ta6tpplisei
iein anrt bebalte, bis ct es i6ledt periebe. IS
erfol9te cine LANCE Debate, aber bic SrbennarS
wurb nit 5 9e9en 2 Stimnen gum eriteu Wale
u~erleIen. 8erl6tebene 6e6nun9eu tirr Erlds
arbeiten ipurben 9enebmi9t. 0aS Grecutips
@omite Der @eiulobeitSbebOroe wurbe an9ez
ipielen NIT ben Slperpiioren ST beratbe1, mas
81 tbun lei, ,peru a%ultedenbe Sranfbeiten i'm
SoSpitol ausbrG6en. 0Orfler bert6tete, baB
man ein nelles @eIponn 0ferbe fir $500 iitr bic
S%eusr1pebr 9efauit uno Die alten Hferoe ~pertailft
babe. IS marb baS 9lnitret6et bes oberen
3tmmerS I'M Col Gurf Spriseuballs an9eorbs
net. SIS wuroen gei6liiie etu9erei6t uno an
geftoRmen, mn Seitenpege an fol9enoen
Straben 81 le9en: OIL bic Nor0ieite pOn 16.
Ctr, ipilden Glap uno Tapne; on bic @eitiette
pon Wbite= StraBe, ;lpil6en IA. uuo 10. StraBe,
on Die Sitieite pom 0al6in9tons Strabe, Spts
idct @a9le Goiut auenne uitb SanforoitraBe;
an Die gtorbieite Don 8eitz Sritters Strabe; an
Die Siioieite Don II. Strabe, rabe SlipeitraBe,
uno an bic Iforoieite pom Sulien gperle. @S
IOleu @ebote ausgeI6riebeu weroen iiir bas
Ne9fabren Der Sii6elrs uno SausabfdQe. Dem
&iieiior pllrbsn 30 weitere Gage Sett 9e9eben,
Ietne SteuereinI6Gbun9 ;u poIenben. Sas Ors
bonnans 9omite uno Der Staotaupalt plroen
erntG6ti9t, an9ebOte auSSul6reiben I'm Die
itGotiiben SroonnanSen banolid Sliammers
%sufaiieu unb ;t oruten. Der Ntari6aQ parb
au9eIpieien, ale iG0i9en 2tcenieu io9leid einSus
treibeu. Der Stabtratb tr0t born ais GeIun6s
beitSratb III Steln9 unb perta9te ii9 bis Wtou=
tda u16ifer ISOLDE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Observation-Disclosures.

Sibune pom 2. Otai. Die neuen geamten
Ipurben o~iiiciell ein9ei6poren. Die Nablri6s
ter uno S6reiber erbalten als geSabluns SIS
per Gag, bod rpuroer i6nen bic p%erlan9ten 80
fir gst0ittsun9 beidnitten. (Redt ioD DER
alte S6abmeiiter iiberreibte benz nelen feline
abrs9nitns nit benz nOtbiSen gaar9elo, etwa
$4,000.
Na9mitta9sibnn9
Gem &. @rawioro muroen $500 fir guss
beIien beS YoliSeibauptquartiers beniQigt.
Sine ganSe gnSabl Nednuugen 9in9en OIL bic be:
treffenoen " omites gum geri6t. Aus ben Be
ritten Der geamteu bebsn mir berpor. oaB Der
Recoroer S2,620 fur peri6iebene gicenlen uno
$2,347 fir @irtbi6aftsticenien ein9enommen
bat. Die Qus3ablun9 Der 9ebalte pon geams
ten purbe 9enebmi9t; lie betra9en fIr bic ges
amten i'm StaotbaIs 1916 80; iiir bic Seuers
pebr $1,O75, fir bic RoliSei 81, 1882. so. Sir
Die alien @ebau0e oil QateltraBe iino $S4 be-
;ablt morben. Der StraBendufleber beri6tete,
oab $2,92S.10 fir Strabenarbetten ueraus9abt
poroen lino. (9iue bi6i6e Summe iur ernen
lparlamen ,Geform" Gouncit 0teO.) Sine
oan5e Maiie @eiu6e 9in9eu on bic betreiieuoen
@omiteS. gir beben MIR Die pi6ti9iten berpor.
q. " Gbom6erg remorltrirte, oaB bic Staot
cine peripro6ene arbett nl6t tbur, wotttr er lbr
Gi9eutbum itbertru9 oann erllbte er nm Autbe:
ben elmer 2llep :. Nbomber9 beautra9te ums
ullpellllH Deo gtuUUtlo Uul Utulllllubt III lult@
Giraffe IN 6am's gooitton. Die Strabenei:
ienbabnsG ompa9nie eriu6t nm guiiiQung pom
6i0bs StruBe unb Cafe StraB, oa ne beabllts
tiee in GGloe hort ibre @eleiie gu le9en Ole
@r,iebuu9sbebOroe lpilnl6t Anlage elmer neueu
StraBe 3nli6en BierSebuter un0 gSeit gocult;
StraBe. Sine game Anjubl Yetententen
wiini6tsn @nitellung in Der 4Oli;ei. Sin @ez
iu6 Der Sriitencompo9nie, welde bittet UNI De,
ratbun9 oil Srt uHo Stelle bic auIiabrt betrei;
fen6, 9tn9 ans Gomite bes @anSen. OGsielbe
9eidab nit benz @eiu6 elmer neuen @ompa9nie,
bic @aS al $l.75 per 1000 NuB ~lieiern mill.
Gas Gountp piiui5t, bab bic Stabt Die @efau:
9enen in Der @ountp Sail al ben StraBenarbet;
ten beIdGfti9eu ioQ. Qu's StraBeucomite
Sin @eiu6 Der Strnbsneiienbabu 9ompa9nie
ibre geleiie al GlupitruBe, 81 uerls9en 9in9
aus betrefienoe GOmrte. Ger finon5ielle Stau6
Der @aole 9Soint SGbrboot Gompagnie marb
iOl9enoermaBeu an9cCeben uno gu ben 2lcten
9ele9t Srnoirte S6ulb $4,000. S6Webenoe
1856, go; auS9aben i'm uorigen Sabre $3,21l:
80; @innablnen $2lS6,7 "A.
Sin @eiu6 Der @recutiobebOrbe Der @rbeits,
ritter perluH9te, ban 9emab Der erIaiisnen Or
oonuana, feline 2lrbeit in 9ontratt uer9eben
me- ben ioQe. Gas Orbounanjs6 omite ia9ts,
bub man oas @uta6ten beS itGOtii6eu anmalts
nod ni6t babe, bod es bulo betomme. IS
purOeu peridie6sue OrbonnaujpOri9ld9e elm:
9erei6t. Bon &rerler, I'M bic OroonHanS gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Sic garteien In Dubuque County nnb
ibre Elemcnte.

Wirbaben BEL ben nG6ItenW ablen tpieber
NIT mebreren Barteten gu tbun: ben De-
motraten, ben &epubIitanern, ben GefOrs
mern, BEN Brobibittoniiten unb ben 9reens
bGflern. Die lestere Spectes lit iopett
ausseltorben, bic Srobibttiontiten iino nit
ber repubIisanii3en Yartet suiammeuse>
i6wetBt, unb es bIeibsn nod bic Oemofras
ten, bic &spubItraner unb bic &eformer.
Betra9teu mir bteIe brei Bdrteien unb ibre
@lemente in Dubuque @cuntp. Gu BEN
Oemotruten 3ablen bic conieruatiuen gles
Hlente BON Staot unb 2an6. SIrger ioz
wObl aIs Tarmer, bic an peri6nli5e Srei
belt 9~lauben, bic llebermadt Der guubes:
unb bic WtLttdrsepuIt betdmpfen, reIi9iOie
Treibett auf Dem Banner baben unb iibers
buupt, nm es turS gu iasen, bic Sefferion's
i3en Yrinjtpien mebr ooer pentger bod
balteu. sic 1T ber Natur Der Sa9e mad
bic Bartei Der Irbeiter uno ber gtnsepans
berteu.
CUR 9artet bet &epubIitancr sebDreu
aue Oieienisen, bic ben 6remoeu baiien, -
penn aud nt9t aQs RspubIitaner 6rem.
beubaier ftub - bisienissn, bic, bespotts
i6en Soeen buIotseno, etue itarte Sunbes:
centraL9epalt auf Re6nung ber Staaten
wiui9en; bann 9ebOrsn sur republican,:
i9en Partet aIe Sdut;0Qner, bic arOBter
MouopoIilten unb bic unlcrupulDleiten,
bic 6etnoe Der ~periOnIi@eu unb reIisi6ier
Sreibett.
Oteie bei6en Sartsien iteben fi6 srunb:
iatli9 unb btametral entse9sn. 9a nun
in ben leeten Sabren Der Druid Der Wono:
pole 10 Idltts, ibr @ebabrsu 10 ibermit5tg,
tbr @erbuItsn ben 4rbeiteru ~seseniber ID
tprannii3 unb unsers6t ssuor6en 1T, ir
perbanben ii9 bic arbetter in @enoilen:
f9aften, Serstne, @eisui9aften, unite,
benen bann bic rNrbeitsrittsr" baIb eins
beruorrasenbe StelIung einnubmen. Salt
sebetme, buIb offene @eisIiauft i6reibt
beren Condition DOR, baB iie fi6 ber goliti'
entbdIt. Iber bic Contribution i9eint
ni3t gar btnbeno gu iein, ba iberau BIZ
arbeitereIemente ii9 coaliitrten uub Ettsts
aufteaten. Sas tbaten ie AUDI bier II
Dubuque. 9ber aud bier in Dubuque
muate man bieieIbe @rfapruns rpis anber'
warts, baB bic PIatform weiter sirs, als
je etue Der beiOen anbern 9arteten ; iis be:
fiirmortete ausseiprO d enc, commu
niitti9e Eenbensen. limb ba liest BIZ
@efabr. 0ieie @runbidse minen BE:
tdmpft psrben, auf'S NeuBerite unb Bit
terite. 0aB Wduner. bic cine ioI6e 8Iat:
form gutbeiBen, ia nod mebr, bic ii6 au'
ibr pdblen lafen, als tOrperli3e &usorud
berielben seIten, mitbefampft werben milf:
fen, bas perffebt it3 uOn ielbit. Sic iint
cine @efabr fir bic @eieai6aft. &anr
man gommuuismus befdmpien, cine elmer
DROft gu %betampfen2 SbO, wtrb man uns
iasen, 10 melt iinb mir ni9t sesunseu.
Nsin, 9epiB nt6t; uber ibr feb Guf ben
Wege. Net9t fam man Die Queue, idpe,
ben Strom einOammen. Principals obsta
gHehre an Nufauae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
RIetnere NaGrt6ten aus Sowa.

gu Oes Wotnes brannte AM 90.
gpriG Nu6mtttuss SOlter'S Spernbau8 ab.
Sour bic 6routz uuo Seitenrnauern bIteben
fteben. IS mar zines Der i96niten Gbeuter
i'm Staate. Der Branb eutltauo auf Der
gibne unb brsttete it3 pon bort in raiens
Der S6neuisteit aus, 10 boB Berionen,
Die ii6 I'M 6ritten Stodpert bes @ebduoeS
befan6eu, uuter 8ubiIfeuabme pom Qettern
ibre Slu9t bur3 bic Tenlter bepertlteutsen
mu6ten. Die Stsuosrapbtn 9attie 0ute
mar betna5e erittdt unb purbe in bepubts
Ioiem 3uitan6e etue Setter btnabgetrasen.
Ser ie retten6e Seuerpebrmann 9atrid
Qpn9 biBte betm GettunSspert beinabe
fem eigenes 2eben elm. Der Gerluft be-
trdst $35, 900. Die @ntltebuns bes
granbes lit u%nbetannt.
@or einisen Monaten grub
Serr Clemens Oettermanu, Der etpa .
Retlen n6rbIt6 BON Carroll pobnt, etuen
Drummer. @r itteB auf elm 2ager EOpfers
tbOn, Sas 3~wantis SUB bid lit. Die Site
beSGbonS 1T cine uusgeSei4neteu eineBrobe
bauon Ite9t in Ser Office Ser Sopce'i3en
8aubOl3ban6Iung in Carroll our Inli9t.
Serr 0ettermunn metnt, buB btes cine quite
@~eIe9enbeit iei fir Semun6en, Der cine
GOpferet (8ottsrp) anIegen MIL. IuBers
Dem fol- IS nur mod sret Srte tn Soma
9ebeu, NO Iol9e Gopferoe eefunben pirb.
&Iio btsr lit cine @~eleSenbeit fir etnen
&apttuItiten fem @eIo UortbeiIbaft an5us
lesen. Ber tits?
So6n &iIIen, Der nabe Davenport
eine 6arm beitt, purbe pom eiRem i6peren
8erluite betroffen. Seiue S9eune uni
StaIun9en brannten nieber un6 81 Stid
Steb gutter 3u3tun9 tamen In ben Slam:
men UNI. Der Gerluit betrdst iber $780,:
600 unb 1T I'M 10 i9merSIi9er, uls feline
8erii@eruns barauf rubt.
Ger StautSf9atmett ter e:
rt3tet, baB ii3 %gesenpdrttg i'm Staats:
i6ate in barren @eloe 1892, 092.l4 II
S9ulOI9einen Der Iferbaui3ule, iopi,
in anberen @%ertbpapiersn $243, 995, gu:
fammen $676, O87,l4 befinben. 0as
S9atamt bat $500, 900 in ausitebenber
Warrants einberufen uub pirb cine weiter
@tnberufun9 i'm Setras pon 1925, 900 er
seben ~laIen. @an fisbt bic &epubIitans,
MAIDEN ~Anitrensuusen ben Staatsi9ut ii
SrOnuns gu brin9en. @s lit 3ett, benz
9esen bic 8erfufuns, sesen &e9t uni
@eiet butten fe es fertis sebra9t, in 3ei
pon Swet Sabren benz Staate etne i9ue'
benOe S3uIb pOn 5000, 900 Dollars
a~uf8ubansen.
Gin Rann in Oes Moines
taufte Dor einigsn 8o9sn elm @runbitid
fur $4,000. @tuige Gage baruuf DO,
man tbm Oafir bic Summe uon $25, 900,
peI6e er ausi6lug. Mtan merit ben
i3pef un6 ptrb PERTINENT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Sails
SdObnnug.
500
500

Die Seller Der beuti9en 8lattsr
per6en ft3 ~freuen, gu erfabren, 6aB es me:
ni9itens cine 9efiir9tete &rantbeit siebt,
peI6e bic 0iheni9aft in al ibren Staoieu
bat turiren ~tOnnen, uub bas lift Der &a.
tarr9. 9au's &atarrb: &ur lit bic ein3ige
iett in Der mebiSinii3en grioeridaft be-
fannie pofitioe &ur. Der &atarrb lit etne
gonititutionStrantbeit unb srforbert cine
notwithstanding gebanbIuus. 9aa's
Ratarrbs&ur wirO einsenommen unb wirtt
brett auf bas Slut unb bic S5leimbauts
fIa9en bes Spitems, babur9 bic 9runb;
Iase ber Rrantbeit aeritOrenb unb Dem 9as
ttenten Stdrte sebenb, inbsm fe bic gons
i~titution aufbaut un6 Der Natur in ibrer
&rbeit biIft. Die @isentbimer babsn 10
utel 8ertrauen gu ibren 9eiIfraften, bab
iie bunbert Dollars fir ie6en Sau anbtes
ten, ben ite ni6t beiIt. 2aBt Sud bic 9iite
Der 3eusnife tommen. aoreifirt
s. s. @bsnep & 6 o., Golsbo, 8.
~ gertauft pom Ipotbetern, IS Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
9erfrTbere Gitpz Suaeuieur ~. Sidirai

IT,, an benz Der Staotratb Sabre lang einen
suten, fdbisen 8eamten bate, unb ber UNI
6as slmt bss Stabtinsenisrs nit einem
MibIenmetiter unb einsm SelomeIsr 7.
&lafe ni9t in goncurrena treteu wouts,
bat I'M Bradley gIof, in 3immer go. 5,
iibweitIi9e @de pom Wtain unb Siebsuter
StraBe, Elm eisenes 8aubireau erOifnet.
5err Gidtrst bat bur9 feline freiuiaise
a~bountuns seseist. baB er nit 2suten ioIs
der Gatbesorte niGt In Goncurrens treten
poQte. Oas lit lobenspertb!